Which of the following statements are true of Kant?

1.Good will, according to Kant, is guided by the conditions on which man is posited

2.Good Will's only motive is to do duty for the sake of doing its duty

3.The test of a genuine moral imperative is that I can universalize it, that I can will for a universal law

4.However, Kant also recognizes aberrations to good will, what he called the 'weakness of will®

5.Therefore, according to Kant, hypothetical imperative is categorical imperative

A1, 2

B2, 3

C3, 4

D4, 5

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